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Diplomatic Entsrtainmsnts.

Oiplornatio Entortainmonts.
WAsHIEaroN. November 29-Two enter.
tainments y ere given this evenion in honor
of he English and Canadian members OF
the Fisheries Commission. Early in the
evening Hon. F.. Wharton, examiner OF
claims OF tho State Department.. gave a re-.
cep,ior to them at his residence. The
Senate and House were represented by
some OF their prominent members. and
there were IL" present a number Of repre-.
se"tatives of the diplomatic corps, several
Justices 81 the Supreme Court, several
Cabinet ministers and many gentlemen
prominent in Washington society life. At
4 O'Clock Messrs. Putnam and Angel
gave amelegant dinner to their fellow negotia
tors in thu Arlington Hotel. Those present
we're. Joseph Chamberlain. Sir harles
rupper. SIR Lionel Sackv.l.e W-at. Hon. j.
D. Thompson. Minister nf Justice OF
Canada: Secretary Bayard. Judge Cooley
ri the Inter-Commerce Commission, Chief
Justice Waite and Justices Miller. Field
ard Gray. Of the Supreme Court, Senat atssfs
Allison, Hale, Palmer and Butler, Rear
Admiral Rodgers Commodore Harmon.
Judge Bancroft Davis, Mr.. Sigournsy But.
ler. Second Comptroller OF the Treasury,
and Messrs. Putnam and Angel.
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LOVE OF FREE SPEECH
cOLoRADO's JUBILEE.
Great Preparations For Its Celebfation
ON 4 Grand Scale Next June.

Great Preparations For Its Celebration
on . Grand Scale Next June.
DENVER, November 20. .-Arrangements
have been completed for celebrating the
laying of the corner . one OF the State
Capitol building, the thirtieth anniversary
OF the founding Of the State and the arrival
OF through trains from the Gull and the
Republic OF Mexico next June with grand
Jubilee and musical festival. Gimores
famous band. OF New York. has been en-
gagged and will give four concerts. Some
OF the best known talent IN the country
will assist in a chorus OF 200 voices. 1nvi'
tations will be extended to the President,
his Cabinet. Senators, members OF Con.
gress. prominent officials and citizens oi
Mexico and Europe. aud Governors Of all
he States and Territories in the Union.
ARA pesments will be made for srecial ex
cursion trains from all parts o! the CONT
nent. Distinguished orators will take part
in the ceremonies. There will be service
and military diaplay and jubilee to con-
clude with banquet and ball.
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respect thereto Of the Board OF Aldermen
which granted it. or of Any number thereof,
who voted for the same, and that he upon
occasion gave testimony which counsel for
the prosecution claimed to b.
lRRETUTABLE EVIDENCE
OF h's participation and completely in the
commission Of the crime. This testimony
the prosecutor offered in evidence. lts ad.
mission on the trial was objected to on the
ground that it vas given under privileged
circumstances, tnat the defendant was
compiled to attend and testify. and that
the evidenee thus elected was not compe.
tent upon the trial OF person where the
subject under inquiry il that about which
he was then interrOgated. The court de.
cides hat the admission OF this testimony
was contrary to section 70 Of the penal
code, and was therefore an error. Another
error was found in the examination OF the
witness, ex-Aldsrman Miller. The court
also holds that an error was committed in
admitting the evidence OF the detectives re-
g.rdjn9 the absence from the State OF Ma
l. ney & Co. and their absence in Canada.
The omission OF Phelps' testimony is also
pronounced an error.
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Tho Hs svajjan Loan.

WAeHrSGTpN, November 3O.-Mr. Carter
Hawaiian Minister. says with re'erenc. to
rtps', tn from San Fra' cisco OF jobbery in
the Hawaiian Legislature in s,nctioninf
the loan recently negotiated in London by
the state ministry. that the Legislative
Assembly was doubtless intiuar c-d by the
fear nf incurring the stigma of repudi .sion
than by any INV orthy motives. He al-a
says that the new loan spoken OF are. fnr
private enterprisas with which the Hawsi.
ian GOvel nment has not hi.g to do,
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WAR OF RACES.
Trouble in Arkansas Caused by Negroes
Insulting White Women.

Trouble in Arkansas Caused by Negroes
Insulting White Women.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December .1.-Martfn
Thomas and Joe Hamell, two residents of
Critic nde3. Ark, arrived in Memphis this
evening and brought intelligence of an
aifray which occurred this m"rIirg. The
afiray grew out OF the arrest OF negroes,
who, it is alleged, insultt d some white ladies
yesterday. They we're to be tried this morn
ing before q negro Justice Of the Peace.
Their act had aroused hsindignation OF the
whites, and about q dozen Of bot races met
ut the preliminary investigation. Astowho
started the row nothing can be learned but
in the shooting that followed both the ne
gros under arrest were killed and two OF
three others OF their friends wounded
The negroes f.d. but after arming them
serves, prepar d to return to the scene O1
conflict. They fired ut Thomas and Ham
ell, who we're in skiff and when last seen
they we're going in the direction where Their
compani .hs had been killed. The negr. O.
on Cat island outnumber the whites ten tc
one, and serious trouble is anticipated.
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Saluting the { rown Prince.

SAN RENO. December 1.-The Crown
Prince and Princess went for q drive this
morning. The German squadron, consist
ing of three frigates, passed close in shore
ut noon and when opposite the Crown
Princes villa the yards were manned. a
twenty.one.gun salute was fired and the
hands on board played the National An
them. One official bulletin iaaned Gays the
local affection in the own Princes throat
does not at the present time appear to be
OF tandinp
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''SLlS, November 3O.-The Un'On's'
"4aet at L. nster Hall this evening was
~''ant aff 'ir. Leading merchants ana
b, 'a%r OF Catholic y i 'nists we're pres
~, 'he toast to the @ ,een was receive"
,Ienthu-iasm. ever. b .6y rising and 1"io.
ina singing the national anthem ano
GYsa Save the Princs of Wa en- MT
r,.. an eminent Catholic barr'ster. III
h 4non''hsa toast to the Uni"nlst cause
lom.,.' home rule a. an in-idIous MI"
Fta vi. ~, IN aiming dismemhermen Ht the en-
H,s.;n The ruin Ir-lard He den0unc',,
ls ,;"h. Gnsch"n. who responded. ea'o
lp., ae i'r anybody bring neutral to"a,'
aI,Ns hat passed. No truce rnnuIt
Ekb.U"s.d with the party oi ssd'tl9n
'aaded the landlords for hAvaa
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Committed for Trial.

Loxpos, November s0.-Mr. drana"'
,,ember 81 Parliament and Mr.. Burns go
n. l;st lea der, who were arrested during tn'
r;ots in Trafalgar square on the lo'" III,
.t.nt were arraigned again to-day and
100 com ted for trial. The Magistrate
~ ~. .c,;on ~ General SIR Chas. War
rem. Police Commissioner. IN p'o.;: .ras ;m.,;.
the meeting in Trafalgar f9r"' .hn lott IL the
..r"xv ne" ~ to prohibit euch meetings was l"ny
Cr"*~ C..r"teete,, 81 by statute. DEFENDANTS were ad
!';tted 70 bail and trial fixed ior next se1
sion OF the Criminal Court.
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Shut Down in Havana.

HAVANA, November %. - Ninety.tive
cigar factories here shut down to-day.
owing to the demands of cigar makers for
an increase in wages. A committee ap
Dointed by the manufacturers will try
to arbitrate the matter. About twelve
thousa nd are thrown out Of employment
BY the shut down.
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The Pacific Railway Reports.

NEW YoRK, December Ia Washington
special to the Port says the report OF the
Pacific Railway Commission. unless the
Commissioners have come to an agreement
since yesterday, Will be in two parts. the
majority report eixned by Commissioners
extension OF the Governments second
mortgage on the property, but
upon conditions that will insure pay
ment in full, and the minority report by
Commissioners Pattison recommending the
payment Of lump sum representing the
present value OF the Government's claim.
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.~H.r cele stial Majesty.

u.su,xcros. November 3o.-Ihe .n''
,,.ss Minister gave another large dinner TO, o,
neee a'". ""mni.te his festive observance OF
night 10 so;p h;r,hday OF the Empress Regent
# China. His guests were on'e' .h"n Ian.
Waite, Senator Doph' Mr.: Pong, 'ss ssn.tor u
ish Minister, tne ,,,''.a..f.,rd the Chi In n
she!m n,ar ,n Mr. Bartlett. Mr.. Laing. the rrs. ma.
Ma;;su Ma;;sM Minister. Mr.. THOMPSON "''''
n.st;vs wa.s1 Hit and Justice Gray
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. c.ndfdate CT the Right.

p.R,s, November 3o.--Aiter reaa'ns
Dl.a;dsnt ra crews message OF resignation
.o.morrow. the Presidents OF the eena,s ~"
a chsmber Of Deputies will formally
ano rs o% - Cnn,ress Of the two cha ambers
convGiSs rniS.e q fs for the purpose OF sIec'ins a
on rI ": to Grevy. A movement n 10
rue:e.sor .;;or :" %ore members OF the Right to
spres dlns n;a"' n Admiral Dampierre D'Hor'
noy; ,,;ss VINO 10 for I the department. OF somme'
OF =" nS;date for the presidency.
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The Cherokee Deadlock Brokep.

CHlcAeo, November 3O.-A News special
from Tahlequah, Indian Territory, fays:
The long deadlock in tho Cherokee Ma.
tional Council is broken to-day. The Ma.
tionalists or full bloods captured the Or
ganizaticn. They elected a president. both
clerks and two interpreters. Counting OF
VOTES for principal aud assistant ctsis!s
will now begin, and more troubls isIex.
,pected.
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lord Mayor SULTAN Ignored.

DUBLIN, y. cember lat a meeting OF
the corporation to-day Lord Mayor Sulli'
van ct tated that his name had been omitted
in tie commission which is to open the
assizes Tomorrow. He believed the omis-
sion to be illegal and intends to accompany
the Judges to court. Sexton, H gh Sheriff
of Dubl n, said he would also accompany
the judg and il Sullivan was refused n
seat ON the bench he (Sextop) would lea We
the court and wonli decline to recognise
the court's authority in any order it might
issue. Sexton was unanimously elec, ed
Lord Mayor to succeed Sullivan. In a
speech thanking the corporation fer the
honor conferred upon him. he aaid that
every day developed new attacks upon the
lives and liberties OF the Irish people.
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c,n..oo. November ao.-Lucky BALDWIN BALDWIN
Ca'cASo. .a tho servi. es during next season
has secorT" C, w.,ma. AZ trainer for the famous
santa Anita string OF rase e.. u ~. seasons
salary to bs paid Thoma. 'or r.n ,n' to whom
W. Of. 2, HGs. e.. erhsss
cent ~ .s .oudipa Wahoo to the p0s' IN ''"'
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Robbing the Malls.

New YoRK. December 1.-Alexander Isy-
lor, driver OF mail wagon, was arrested
to-day for wholesale robbery OF tho mails.
Tn ons batch he secured three drafts Tor
s2Oll, $500 and $125. respectively.
liz confessed his guilt and was held Tor sx'
animation.
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John L. on His Muscle.

LONDON, November 2S.-Sullivan, the
American pugilist, boxed three rounds with
Ashton in the Westminster aquarium this
evening. Sullivan was enthusiast, ally ap.
plauned. and there were frequent cries 81
light Smith," Sullivan says he will ar
range articles tomorrow to fight Mitchell
within five days after final settlement. he
says h4 will soon knock out Mitchell.
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Nsw York Quotations

NEW YoRx, November aO.-Copper 1rm;
Lake 15@lb4c. Lead 6rm; domestic
"a 6ax Tin firm; straits. 35c. Mining
~. r.s dull, Amador $1.3O. B"die @2.oo,
nrunsvick s155. Caledonia BLACK H'i!.
= 80. Deadwood 81 40, Eurtka - 90 -
us 4 Norcross IS 80. Iron Hill 1910
n.tro Tunnel csc. Security 81 .s6.
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FIRST IN THE FIELD.

The Prohibition National Committee
Decide to Hold Their Convention at
indianapolis in June.
CHlcAGo. November 8O.-Over i've hun.
dred workers i'm the prohibition cause
gathered in Battery D this morning at the
session OF the N 'tional Central Committee
"f the Prohibition party. Amnn the
prominent leaders present are ex Governor
John P. St. John, Of Kansas; Miss Frances
F. v Hard, 0f Illinois: A. a. Hopkins, OF
New York. and Mother Stewart. OF OHIO.
The Treasurer'~ report showed one thous-
and dollars had bern paid ont for Governor
st. John for campaign expenses. A cop-
mittee II seventy was appointed to attend
t" i'm .hediate political organization and
work. At the afternoon session Samu-l
Dickey, "f Albion, Mich. was elected chair
man ~ eucrped Mr.. Finch. 1t WAS decided
to hold u national convention du, ing the
first week in June, 1883. tn 70 was con.
Il Ierablp rivalry between the vari a.
riti.s de- irnus of securing the convention.
During the afternoon MISS Willard
PRESENTED REVOLUTION
W luc COuluICVVy wuCu "H" "uopV0sS ~
recent convention OF the National Wo.
mans Christian Temperance Union. 1t
urges upen "al' political parties and par.
tisan papers the duty Of avoiding in the
perding iampaiRn the personal vilification
a, d abuse that chsra ctrrised the last"
md calls upon them to consider the Tact
that the women OF the North and South
have clasped hsnls in conc"ri and CO.
operate, u. which is the most practical proc
that the war 10 dead, Aid that the land
.houId have st from rsviving those is.
-ue- f"r campaign purposes. This resoln.
tiOn VAS adopted unanimously BY the
Prohibition National Committee. 1t gors
next to the R'pubIican Committee. India.
nap"lis Was Fl 'ally decided upon as the
place for ldine the mkt national conven-
tion. and thu first Wednesday in June.
1883. as the day. Professor Dickey. the
newly elected chairman, announced he
would at once resigl his position in Albi0p
College ~ d devote his entire time to poll.
tics He was guaranteed > salary OF
s.. 900 per annum.
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Two Good Indians.

For, Smith, Ark. November So.-
Another Indian Territory tragedy was
enacted yesterday at An'lers in the Ch"c,
tav Nation and was the reau't OF an o'o
feud. Victor N. Locke. merchant al
Aut,ers statinn, was starthd ir"m DIE
hrea kfast by the entrance into his hn"se %, |,
Jack Watts, Il Choctaw, anu an. an ""S an;.,e"t.
Indian with pistols in their anus an ..1,,I I. ~.
80 nth n stick OF stove wood. Mean
S wh;,e . , ocke had g.t,.n his Winchester r,nt
md h. fore they could fire shot boln Id
dians. K .l.iog them instantly.
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Tho Atlanta Election.

ATLANTA, November 2s-rhs result o,
.,o pr,, III tjon election was not declared
to-day, as it was expected to be- owing 20
~. no,;ce of contest filed by several Prom.
h;,;nnists. 1t is not thought the con'es'
will amount 10 much.
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A "A .c0o a.Eieht Voice in Danger.

Nrw York, November 30.-A runor was
nublished here this afternoon to the enc. .
that Patti would be unable to sing again
,.;,o confined to her castlein Wales. suffers
mo rom cancer of the stomach. 1t ID
Lnnwn she ha. long been sufferer u ON
dvspepsia, but those here VIII" are mos'
Iie DIV to know discrelit tn, lumor.
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Funeral services.

w..z,rcroN. November 3O.-The funeral
services Of the late Pr'f ssor spencer :
Raird. who died last August. took place IN
.h. a,e, at Oak Hill Cemetery this morn:
mo- @ The body was place d in the yauae n" c'
General Churchill. U. s. A., Mrs. oa'ro
fatL&r.
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Thrown Out of Work.

vo,v November 3O,-The Comms-
80, p,,h,r Works has ordered that
a II work on the streets involving e4ea'a'
,;on. shall be stoppe for the w'nt 10 10,
n;,ht. The stoppage will throw 6,ooo
meu out OF employment.
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Rare Knuckle Fight.

NAsHuA. N. H., November 20.-John
Donohoe, OF Boston, ard James Curley. oi
Nashua, n H.. fought fifteen rounds to a
finish with bare knuckles this morning in
u bara just over the Massachusetts, line
Curley had the best OF the fight for ten
rounds after which Donohoe assumed the
of nsive. In the fifteenth round *Cur.
ley was knocked out by blow I'M Ter the
chin. Daring the last three rounds neither
man could see the other. their eyes being
closed. DnnOhoe's nose was broken in thu
thirteenth round.
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Walkers Among tho indians

New YoRx, November 3o.-lhe women
National Indian ASSOCIATION "e" ''
annual meeting to day in Brooklyn. Rev.
LYMAN Abbott, D. d.. addressed them or :,
.Hrescnt duty t" our native Indians.
senator DAVIS. OF Massachusetts spoke on
th,, Indian ema ncipa tiun act.
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The Right of Petition.

Chicago News: "Mr. Wilkins, have
called to see il you will sign . petition
for"
'Yes, certainly; hand it here"
Mr.. Wilkins signs, aud Mr.. Dalkin ~
places the petition in his pocket.
.By the way, Dalkin, what il that Pst''
ton abou.7"
.Oh. nothing much; II is only to aek
Congress to plant lot of cholera germ. IN
our city. I've got pretty nearly every e1hl'
seu's name to it. It's glorious snin&'
this right G! petition In our country
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Stamp Copyright System Conosmned'
New YoRK. November 3O.-Tae Council
OF the American Copyright League met
this afternoon, Vice-President SteIman
presiding. The following resolution WAS
adopted: "Resolved that We regard the
proposition recently made for stamp
syste,D OF copyright rs unvise. iupr"ctIca'
hls and virtu a surrender OF the property
rights Of authors"
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r,,o~v on . Prohib.

cu,..ao. Hoveub. rso.-rhsP ron'o',' y, N.
,.ts held me ting to'n'en' onaa 10 at tsm peranes
' 10 70 J Ohm r. Finch. rsn".0ea CO.. presided
fss:s Tho r.: sss:se. 'k
sIsa s.;th Mr.. Finch ic the temps'""'
many years.
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Compl@ted to Cheyenne.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., December 1.-The
Chev.nne & Burlington branch OF the Bur-
Iipeton & missouri system WAS completed
to ito depot in this city at ten minutes be.
fore O'Clock this evening. Tnou sands OF
people witnessed the driving OF tha last
spike, which was siynal;zsd ny the boonns
OF cannons aud the music OF . brass
band.
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Haneed nv tha Citixens.

DENVER, December IAN Alamosa
(Colo.) apecial says Michael O'Brien, the
tramp who brutally outraged Miss Me-
';resor the night before last, was taken
from Jail last night by citis ms and hanged
to tie gate Of the stock yards. The seeov'
cry Of the girl il doubtful.
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Brought About by Mrs. Davis.

AUGUSTA. Ca, November 3O-Some time
ago movement was set on foot at Macon,
Ga. to raise by popular subscription q
Jeff Davis fund. The project was heartily
iudorseh by press and peopIe and bads
fair to b. great success, hut it has now
fallen through. A letter from Mrs. Davis
t.r. .neht about the abandonment Of the
ssrojeLt.
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clamor without and fear within ran 20
high that It was the belief fifty thousand
people had gathered. At dark everything
ike mob was dispersed by mounted cav
airy. No extravaeanee OF pen or imagine.
ton. however. could exaggerate the tumult
outside the Bourbon palace.
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Another Editor Arrested.

DUBLIN, December 1.-Commoner Ed
ward Harrington was arrested to-day 10
Trales for publishing in his newspaper re-
ports of proceedings Of suppressed branches
of the League throughout Kerry.
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r,ouor Dealer Alta ched.

DENVER. No ember 3O.-S. B. Fontanel'
wholesale liquor dealer. was att"cneo aa's
morning by Henry VIDAL for $500: n ne
on,;re l;a bili,its amount to about $l5.ooo;
assets. S65, 900.
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puYI>o Up EXISTING LINES
ExOeleiOrl

New YoRx, November 30.-lSpce'al to
The Miner.1-A cable diapatch from
London TO day quotes Chill bars x67.
Like has responded here by an advance 10
IL cente. There are no signs OF break
and the frmness OF the market 10 un'm'
naired.
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Large Dry Goods Failure.

new York. November 29.-The we'll
known firm, Brown, Wood 4 Kinsman.
commission merchants OF New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and Chicago, has gone
into liquidation. The firm 10 ono OF the
leading ones Of the country. doing bust.
mesa Of twelve to fourteen millions year.
controlling many large mills and supposed
to have large capita 81 for the trade Will.
lam L. Brown, in announcing the trouble.
said his father, who WAS thu capitalist ot
the concern, had wearied OF carrying il on
longer. Stringsucy in tho money
market ulso had something to
do with the firms trou.
bles. They had gone on
five million dollars of Endorsement q few
months ego. but n large part Of that had
been taken care Of and the rest would be.
The firm. he added, was perfectly solvent
and would have a large surplus when the
business was wonnd up. The mills in
which the firm is interested are said to bs
doing we'll and have ample property to take
care OF their liabilities.
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Editur Shot.

REDWOOD Cry. November 8O.-h' =
Smith, the editor who was shot vest. rday y
~ Dr. l.. E. Powell, died to-day. Powell
h,s been arrested and charged with muir
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Sor1A. November 30.-The sobran1e TO-
day voted by large majority, ty,.so.s 70 aoo''D
appropriations Tor national oe'sn'e''
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FrishteDed n Fs''S'

PANS, November ao.-M: De ROUGE c,.s, 20,
rA S a. int. rview with President Grevy
das %" .enr.a m Of which he disclosed the
IN .ne 81 allseed Russian o' jectione to N. N.
nature %,aomine o. President. He sad the
.rave ~ and critical portion Of noms ~. nost.
required tina. e,esy r.; T. .noniS ss'~'" IN
E;y Va: +: elected, ,:sa, sa.t,y Ii 70 :,
Grevy, which Which ns %i B"siansrr from the - ... a.
the e.pSM'S'GGr " Grevy denied that be had "A"
,mve mvered against BouIaneer'
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aRouNps OF THE REvERsAL.

ALBANY. November 29.-The Court OF
Appeals rendered decision in the JACOB
Sharp case this morning, reversing the de-
cision of the lower court and ordering q
new trial. The decision saws objection va
made to certain items Of testimony in tn
trial which were material and withou
v hich It is claimed conviction might no
have been obtained. First the counsel 10
the prosecution proved that dsfendan
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